Timepiece

SOREKARA

Days Until My… KURO Weekly Clock Black

Sorekara Days Until My… KURO Weekly Clock Black is a clock that marks seven days for you. This clock with a simple appearance and rounded outline allows you to redefine the way you perceive "a week". It is not a traditional 12-hour system, but a new time design with seven days in a week. – You choose the most important day of the week as the starting point of time.

Watch the hands slowly approach that day every day, count down "how many days left", and let your life regain a sense of rhythm. It may be your exam day, the departure date of a trip, an important meeting, or an unspoken appointment. This clock is not only a tool to display time, but also a catalyst for your actions and changes in consciousness.

This work was conceived by designer Satoru Utashiro, who viewed time as a structure that can be redefined, and based on the concept of "one week as one circle", he chose the rare regular heptagon as the appearance vocabulary. Such a geometric structure will produce subtle angles when placed naturally, and users can freely decide which day is the "peak" according to their own rhythm of life. The act of turning the clock every day is not just watching, but actively confirming again and again: "What is the focus of this week?" - From vision to action, cultivate a sense of rhythm in life.

Not for showing time, but for awareness: Sorekara's Days Until My… The existence of the weekly clock is not to tell you exactly what time it is now; but to remind you, how many days are left until the life you expect? In the daily life of information fragmentation, it allows us to re-experience the direction and thickness of "time", so that a week is no longer just a filled time, but a time container worth looking forward to and owned by consciousness.